Artificial Intelligence Books
The Society Of Mind
Marvin Minsky
The ultimate bathroom book. It consists of 300 single-page essays congealing into AI founder Minsky's theory on how the mind works. This is a great book. Get more information from Amazon.com.
The Things Start to Think
Neil Gershenfeld
A look into the the possible future of intelligent devices by the head of MIT's media lab. Get more information from Amazon.com.
The Age of Spiritual Machines
Ray Kurzweil
I have to admit being disappointed by Ray Kurzweil's latest book, particularly in light of his excellent "The Age of Intelligent Machines," which chronicled the emergence of the AI movement. He paints a portrait of what we might expect when computer processing power exceeds that of our own brains that borders on science fiction. That said, many of his previous predictions have come true and are based on sound logic. Get more information from Amazon.com.The Age of Intelligent Machines
Ray Kurzweil
A fascinating and excellent overview of artificial intelligence, both the concepts as well as history. Great AI book, but is out of print. Get more information from Amazon.com.
The Trouble With Computers
Thomas Landauer
A pessimistic view of the inablility of the computer revolution to deliver on its promises of nirvana. Get more information from Amazon.com.
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